More on the JazzBoston/JJA Media Meet and Greet is published in the October edition of the JazzBoston newsletter. Included is this list of…
MoreUnusual news of new and renewed platforms for news and information about jazz: JazzDIY, an “online trade journal for jazz musicians” is…
More"Our plan is to share information, put it out there, give music people feedback about whether the ways they're running their businesses…
MoreOn payments for contributors: "We've got to come up with something. I don't' know what Cadence is without good writing."…
MoreHere are the most recent publications and other work reported by the extremely active members of the Jazz Journalists Association. We never…
MoreAbout 20 jazz journalists and friends gathered for breakfast on Sunday, September 18th, the last day of the 54th Annual Monterey Jazz…
MoreNew York, NY — Jazz journalists Nat Hentoff and Will Friedwald, Down Beat associate editor Aaron Cohen and biographer/collaborator David Ritz are among the…
MoreMy main job at the Detroit Free Press is to cover classical music as a beat writer and a critic and then…
MoreAntonio Hart, alto saxophonist and professor of Jazz Studies at Queens College City University of New York, spent part of his summer…
MoreThe JJA’s eyeJAZZ initiative, funded in 2010 by the Mid-Atlantic Arts Association’s Jazz.NEXT project to train videographers in short-form news production c0ncerning…
MoreWHY IS EVERYTHING BETTER IN ITALIAN? by Carol Sudhalter In the early afternoon of Jan.20, 2011, my last full day of a…
MoreNone other than Sonny Rollins presides over the Performing Arts Alliance website, currently on the front-line of advocating against budget cuts for…
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